There is a bug in the Calendar class, including ver 1.1.4.
When my system is set to BST it thinks its on GMT + 6
Everything is fine in winter when the system is on GMT
Here is a work around I have used in Pooter:-
if(events.getSummertime()){
SimpleTimeZone stz = new SimpleTimeZone(3600000, "hacked");
cal = Calendar.getInstance(stz);
}
else{cal = Calendar.getInstance();}
Not ideal as I have to have a check box for the user to indicate s/he is on
summertime
You can illustrate the problem with a calls to Calendar.get(10) and .get(9)
which returns correct time when not on BST but is 5 hours infront in summer.
( .get(9) is the flag for am = 0 and pm = 1)
David Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ps new version of Pooter (2.0) will be at sourceforge soon, with multiuser
installation and internationalisation support.
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